Pathways. Pathways through the Geography Major
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1 Pathways through the Major majors may structure their course selections around a sub-field of. Pathways are suggestions for classes in, in related disciplines, and skills training. Each pathway includes more classes than are listed here and students may consult the Undergraduate Advisor to choose relates classes. Students are welcome to construct their own pathway. Climatology Culture, Space, and Society Diversity and Justice Environmental Systems of Health and Disease Geographic Information Science and Spatial Analysis International Development and Globalization Political Ecology Urban Planning & Development Develop your own pathway! Pathways
2 Urban Development and Planning For the first time in human history over half of the world s population lives in cities. This presents a monumental challenge to politicians, urban planners, and citizens to build sustainable, just, and livable urban spaces. A background in urban geography prepares you for one of the many careers devoted to improving cities and settlements around the globe. 228: Introduction to Urban 423: Social 428: Global Cities 429: Experiential learning in Durham 430: Migration and Cities 458: Urban Latin America 542: Neighborhoods and Health Core Classes Qualitative, Quantitative and GIS skills: 391, 392, 491, 591 Research Opportunities: 697 Capstone, Internships, and Independent Study Methods and Research DCRP 246: Cities of the Future DCRP 247: Solving Urban Problems 3 DCRP electives Minor in City Planning (DCRP) There are career opportunities in city planning, architecture, real estate development, policy analysis, community development, or civil engineering; just to name a few!
3 Diversity and Justice How do the places, spaces, and environments that we inhabit reinforce structures of oppression or create the potential for liberation? Social movements and activists have created spatial theories and strategies to change the world: by occupying public space or by fighting for the protection of sacred lands. In our classes, you will learn how power flows through space; that all politics unfolds in places; that everyday life is political; and that environmental issues are connected to social justice. You will also learn tools including mapping technologies, remote sensing, oral histories, and interviews. 56 FYS Local Places in a Globalizing World 67 FYS The Politics of Everyday Life 225 Space, Place, and Difference 228 Urban Building Blocks 212 Environmental Conservation and Global Change 232 Agriculture, Food, and Society 447 Gender, Space, and Place in the Middle East 470 Political Ecology 480 Liberation Geographies 650 Technology and Democracy Workshop Advanced Courses 491 Intro to GIS 541 GIS and Public Health 543 Qualitative Methods in 591 Applied GIS Methods
4 Climatology The emphasis of this pathway is on developing an understanding of the Earth s climate system, the impacts of climate on environmental and human sectors, and in gaining quantitative skills that can be used to analyze climate and weather. 110: The blue planet: An introduction to earth s environmental systems 111: Weather and climate 412: Synoptic meteorology 414: Climate Change 414: Climate change 416: Applied climatology 391: Quantitative methods in geography 410: Modeling environmental systems 477: Introduction to Remote Sensing Core Classes Methods & Skills Math 231, 232, 383, 416 Physics 104, 105 or 116, 117 Statistics 151 or 155 Computer science 110, 116, or 121 ENST 462: Geostatistics Complimentary Methods and Skills Climate science has growing career opportunities due to renewed interest in current and future climate change. This pathway will position students for non-profit, governmental, and private environmental jobs, as well as for advanced study in climatology.
5 International Development and Globalization The international development and globalization pathway will prepare you with the practical tools and intellectual framework to become participants and leaders in the world of international development. You might continue your studies in graduate school, work for an international non-governmental organization, pursue a career in diplomacy, or work with social movements. In addition to the building block courses of 120, 121, 123, and 130, the following classes are recommended: 259: Latin America 265: Eastern Asia 266: Southeast Asia 267: South Asia 268: Africa 464: Europe Region Specific 423: Social 428: Global Cities 460: Economic Change 453: Political 470: Political Ecology Advanced Concepts Global Studies/ : Environmental Politics 447: Gender in the Middle East 448: Muslim Societies 452: Mobile Geographies 480: Liberation Contemporary Issues
6 GIScience Geographic Information Science (GIScience) emphasizes geographic information technologies, their realworld applications, and the science and technology underlying them. These technologies include geographic information systems (GIS), satellite remote sensing, global positioning systems, computer cartography, terrain analysis, and geospatial visualization. These skills are in high demand, giving students a competitive edge to pursue careers in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. 370: Introduction to Geographic Information 391: Quantitative Methods 410: Modeling for Environmental Sciences 541: GIS in Public Health 477: Introduction to Remote Sensing GIScience Courses 577: Advanced Remote Sensing 591: Urban GIS 592: Watershed GIS 593: GIS Programming 594: Global Positioning Systems and Applications 595: Ecological Modeling 491: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems GIScience Courses COMP 116, 401, 410, & 416: Variety of classes in Programming MATH 231/232: Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 MATH 383: Differential Equations MATH 416: Linear Algebra ENST 462: Geostatistics for Spatial/Temporal Environmental Phenomenon ENST 468: Advanced Functions of Temporal GIS Courses Outside of
7 of Health and Disease Health takes a socio-ecological approach, rather than a biomedical approach to understanding the occurrence of human disease and wellbeing. This is a highly integrated field, requiring knowledge of social systems, environmental systems, and the etiology and ecology of disease. In addition, geospatial technologies such as geographic information systems, satellite remote sensing, and geographic analysis are powerful tools in the study and management of human diseases. This pathway will prepare students for a career in the spatial, social, and ecological dimensions of public health, as well as for graduate school in the spatial health sciences. 51 FYS: What is Health Care? 445: Medical 446: of Health Care Delivery 451: GIS in Public Health 542: Neighborhoods and Health Health Courses in 232: Agriculture, Food, and Society 269: Human-Environment Interactions in the Galapagos Islands 391: Quantitative Methods 410: Modeling for Environmental Sciences 451: Population, Development, and the Environment Methods & Skills ANTH 319: Global Health BIOL 101: Principles of Biology SOCI 121: Population Problems SOCI 172: Introduction to Population Health in the United States STOR 151: Basic Concepts of Statistics and Data Analysis STOR 155: Introduction to Statistics STOR 358: Sample Survey Methodology Classes Outside of
8 Political Ecology Political ecologists study the reciprocal and dynamic relations between society and nature. How do markets, social relations, and populations influence resource governance practices and vice versa? Whose voices and ideas count in the creation of protected areas, or in the decisions about where toxic waste and trash are deposited? When and how do decision makers or community members mobilize scientific knowledge to pursue environmental and ethical commitments? The Political Ecology Pathway in offers a cross-disciplinary approach for answering such questions and, more broadly, for studying the relationship between the economy, politics, and ecology. 51 FYS Political of Health and Disease 112 Environmental Conservation 141 for Future Leaders 212 Environmental Conservation and Global Change 232 Agriculture, Food, and Society269 Galapagos Islands 435 Environmental Politics 414 Climate Change 470 Political Ecology 370 Introduction to Geographic Information 391 Quantitative Methods in 392 Research Methods in 222 Health and Medical 450 Population, Development and the Environment More Advanced Quantitative and GIS courses are very useful to students wishing to pursue professional paths in this field. ANTH 139 Ecological Anthropology ANTH 151 Anthropological Perspectives on Food and Culture ANTH 175/NUTR 175 Introduction to Food Studies: From Science to Society ANTH 238 Human Ecology of Africa ANTH 306 Water and Inequality: Anthropological Perspectives ANTH 320 Anthropology of Development Core Courses Methods & Skills Classes Outside of
9 Culture, Society, and Space How are our identities, experiences, and daily practices shaped by the places that we live in? How do we transform our environments to reflect who we are? These questions underpin key debates about culture and society today. Cultural and social geographers study the relationships among culture, society, space, and place. Their research examines the dynamic geography of cultural and societal change due to, for example, migration, technological developments, or religious movements. The Culture, Society, and Space Pathway in prepares students for work in international NGOs and the public and private sectors, specializing in cultural and social issues, as well as training students for graduate school in the social sciences and humanities. Geog 120: World Regional Geog 121: Geographies of Globalization Geog 123 Cultural Geog 124 Gender and Place Geog 125 Cultural Landscapes Geog 225 Space, Place, and Difference Geog 423 Social Geog 424 Geographies of Religion Geog 428 Global Cities Geog 430 Global Migrations, Local Impacts Geog 447: Gender, Space, and Place in the Middle East Geog 481: Ethnographies of Globalization Core Courses Geog 115: Maps Geog 370 Introduction to Geographic Information Geog 391 Quantitative Methods in Geog 392 Research Methods in Methods & Skills ANTH 102 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANTH 120 Anthropology through Expressive Cultures ANTH 259 Culture and Identity ANTH 428 Religion and Anthropology COMM 140 Introduction to Media History, Theory, and Criticism COMM 450 Media and Popular Culture HIST 202 Borders and Crossings Classes Outside of
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